I heard the flames have hit our property at our home in Hidden Hills but now are more contained and have stopped at the moment. It doesn’t seems like it is getting worse right now, I just pray the winds are in our favor. God is good. I’m just praying everyone is safe 🙏🏼

The horses were saved, Milano later said. As of late afternoon on Saturday she was still waiting to hear the fate of her home.

Singer Lady Gaga was also among the evacuees, sharing a series of photos on an Instagram story.

“Sending my prayers to everyone today,” she wrote on one photo.

“Shape of Water” director del Toro said he evacuated Thursday night. His non-primary residence, a well-known museum of creepy art and memorabilia called Bleak House, was also in the fire’s path, he said.

“Bleak House and the collection may be endangered but the gift of life remains,” he wrote on Twitter.

Singer Cher said is also among those who is worried about her home, which is in Malibu.

Thanks for your concern everyone. Although the 🔥🔥 are dangerously close to our [email protected]@[email protected]@chelseahamill-Millie-Mabel & I are all safe at the moment & rooting for our #FearlessFirefighters in their battle vs #MeanMotherNature. pic.twitter.com/nBC5HscBlK

“I can’t bear the thought of there being no Malibu. I’ve had a house in Malibu since 1972,” she wrote on Twitter.

Actor Mark Hamill and his family safely evacuated their home, which is “dangerously close” to the fire, he said. He added that he was “rooting for our #FearlessFirefighters in their battle vs #MeanMotherNature.”

Musician Iggy Azalea also wrote on social media that she was “genuinely concerned” about her residence.

Late on Friday, actor Charlie Sheen sent up a flare of concern on social media over his inability to reach his parents, Martin and Janet Sheen.

Hours later, a reporter from the local Fox station located Sheen around Zuma Beach.

“There’s little chance that our house survived,” Sheen said in an interview. “We haven’t lost any lives, so we’ve got that to be grateful for.”

On Saturday morning, Payne said his home was also in the fire’s path.

“I think I’m about to lose my house and its memories,” he wrote on Twitter. “Even worse tragically people have died. Thoughts and prayers with everyone. it’s been a tough day let’s hope it gets better.”

Firefighters in California are contending with three major wildfires, the Woolsey Fire in Los Angeles and Ventura counties, the Hill Fire in Ventura County and the Camp Fire in Butte County, the latter of which has killed nine people.